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The death of 20-year-old Tanvi Ghadi in Sanguem is not just another tragic headline. It is a stark reminder of how casually handled danger can turn fatal in a matter of seconds. What should have been an ordinary gathering among friends has instead left a family grieving, a young life cut short, and a community asking difficult questions about responsibility and awareness. According to initial reports, Tanvi, a resident of Sanquelim, died after being struck by a bullet allegedly fired unintentionally by her friend Sweth Gaude, a 23-year-old crane operator from Bicholim. The rifle, authorities say, was being handled casually…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: PANAJI: Two viral videos within a span of a week have rocked Goa, triggering a political storm and raising serious questions about law enforcement, governance, and the state’s image as a leading tourist destination. The first video, reportedly shot in Calangute, features a foreign national alleging that drugs are being sold openly “under the nose of police.” In the video, the individual goes a step further, claiming that law enforcement authorities are complicit in allowing such activities to continue unchecked. The clip spread rapidly across social media platforms, drawing widespread attention and sparking outrage among citizens. Even…

Team Goemkarponn SANGUEM: The investigation into the killing of Tanvi Ghadi in South Goa has taken a serious turn, with police focusing on the use and origin of an illegal firearm allegedly involved in the incident. The accused, Shwet Gawde, was arrested earlier and has been remanded to police custody for further interrogation as investigators attempt to trace how he procured the unlicensed weapon. Officials said the firearm used in the shooting was not registered, raising concerns about illegal arms circulation in the state. According to police sources, the victim sustained a fatal gunshot injury during a gathering at a…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Emphasising that fire prevention cannot be left solely to authorities, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday said fire safety is a collective responsibility of industries, institutions and citizens across the state. He was speaking at the National Fire Service Day programme held at the Fire Force Training Ground at St Inez in Panaji, organised by the Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services. Chief Secretary V Candavelou attended as Guest of Honour, along with senior officials and fire personnel. Paying tribute to firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty, Sawant lauded their courage and dedication.…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Fatorda MLA Vijai Sardesai has raised serious concerns over the electoral process ahead of the upcoming municipal elections, alleging large-scale voter deletions and a lack of transparency in delimitation and reservation planning. Sardesai claimed that nearly 4,500 voters in his constituency have been removed from the electoral rolls without any clear explanation, terming the development as a potential case of disenfranchisement. He further alleged that the deletions appear to have disproportionately impacted areas where opposition support is strong. The MLA also questioned the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, pointing out that there is no publicly available…

Team Goenkarponn Sanvordem: Truck owners in Sanvordem have renewed calls for government support as iron ore transportation prepares to resume in the region. At a meeting of the Sanvordem Truck Owners Association held locally, members discussed the upcoming movement of ore by Fomento Resources from Kudegali to Sanvordem Junction. The association said its members are ready to restart operations immediately, noting that many trucks have remained off the road for nearly 15 years following the prolonged suspension of mining activity in Goa. Association president Valab Dalvi appealed to Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to introduce a one-time waiver on pending fitness…

Team Goemkarponn Pernem: Babu Ajgaonkar Defends Track Record, Says Public Trust Built on 25 Years of Development Work Former minister Babu Ajgaonkar has strongly defended his long political career, stating that his electoral success over the past 25 years is rooted in consistent development work and public trust rather than political rhetoric. Addressing criticisms from opponents, Ajgaonkar said he had been actively working in public life long before many current leaders entered politics. He claimed that his focus throughout his tenure as a councillor and MLA has remained on delivering tangible development rather than making empty promises. He asserted that…